TRiSS News and Events
Trinity Researchers to Carry Out First Study of Irish Abortion Services
The HSE has commissioned Dr Catherine Conlon and her team to carry out the first study into women's experiences of using abortion care services and unplanned pregnancy supports since abortion services became available in 2019.
Conclusion of TRiSS weekly webinar
Trinity Research in Social Sciences, in partnership with its member schools and disciplines, ran a weekly webinar series called "Covid19 and a Changing Society". These featured insights from across the social sciences from Trinity academics and international Social Scientists.
Watch the final installment of our weekly webinar was on The Future of Retail
Co hosted with the School of Business, this webinar features Jonathan Reynolds, Devon Hughes, Sinead Roden, and Laurent Muzellec.
Spotlight: Academic Research Fellowships
Amongst those awarded TRiSS Academic Research fellowships was Donna Lyons for her project on International Human Rights Law.
Spotlight: Academic Research Fellowships
Amongst those awarded TRiSS Academic Research fellowships was Amanda Shantz for her project on epidemic crisis management.
Spotlight: Academic Research Fellowships
Amongst those awarded TRiSS Academic Research fellowships was Elaine Moriarty for her project on Graduate Careers and Social Capital.
Spotlight: Postgraduate Research Fellowships
Amongst those awarded TRiSS Postgraduate Research fellowships was Laura Muñoz Blanco for her project on The long-term social effects of Internal Displacement.
Spotlight: Postgraduate Research Fellowships
Féidhlim McGowan was awarded a Postgraduate Research Fellowship for his project entitled: Measuring Accumulation Bias in Judgments of Household Bills.
Spotlight: Postgraduate Research Fellowships
David Moore was awarded a Postgraduate Research Fellowship for his project entitled: Explaining the Variation in Individuals' Conspiratorial Beliefs.
Video now available of Covid19 and the Future of Travel
Co hosted with the School of Business, this webinar featured Prof. Brian Lucey from Trinity College, Prof. Denise O'Leary from Technological University Dublin, Prof. Brent Ritchie from the University of Queensland and Prof. Jane Ali-Knight from Edinburgh Napier University.
Video now available of webinar on how COVID-19 will affect Human Rights and Democracy
Co hosted with the School of Law and Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance (TriCon). This webinar features Gabor Halmai from the European University institute, Alok Prasanna Kumar of the VIDHI Centre for Legal Policy in New Delhi, Donna Lyons from Trinity College, and Suryapratim Roy from Trinity College.